Macronist activists, with their faces closed, attend the Parisian headquarters for LREM's legislative elections. Meanwhile, joyous cries echo in Paris among RN activists and the left Nupes at a Parisian concert hall, as well as in Henin-Beaumont where RN activists are gathered. This is the stronghold of Marine Le Pen in Pas-de-Calais. Clement Leduc Spaak (35-year-old Macronist activist), trembles his voice and admits, "It's quite disappointing." He believes that "the union of the left" has been achieved.
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Rue du Rocher is the headquarters of LREM, in the 8th arrondissement Paris. Around thirty walkers find the defeats of their tenors. The President of the National Assembly Richard Ferrand, in Finistere; the leader of LREM group Christophe Castaner, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence; then, Amelie de Montchalin, Minister of Ecological Transition.
The atmosphere is dark and there are very few people. Patrick Bonneau (62), tries to keep his optimism. Although the presidential camp does not have an absolute majority, it is still in the lead with between 230-250 seats, according to polls. It's not a loss, but it is a disappointment. He says that we will have to deal avec other parties. That's democracy.
Supporters and activists gathered in music to support Nupes. They were returning to the Elysee Montmartre in Paris' 18th arrondissement, where they had been performing in solidarity. They sing, "For the honour of the workers and for a better planet, even if Macron doesn't want it, they are here, they are here." The announcement of the results causes a commotion in the room. They credit the left alliance that Jean-Luc Melenchon has with 150 to 200 deputies.
Jean-Luc Melenchon appeared shortly after 9 p.m. to address hundreds of supporters who had gathered outside. "Hope you're into it." You felt your fingertips tingle. He says, "History is at your fingertips." The crowd chants, "It's tingling, it tingles!" ".
"Today, there's no absolute majority for Emmanuel Macron. It's good news, he will not be able to achieve what he wants and must make concessions", says Theophile Nemoz (a young activist of 24 years). The engineer regrets that "unfortunately, the RN is very strong" and that the president will need to form a coalition of the LRs. The militants are still upset and sing "happy Birthday" as Amelie de Montchalin appears at the end. This Sunday was the minister's 37th birthday. It also marks Jerome Guedj's defeat.
200km from Paris, in Henin-Beaumont (Pas-de-Calais), National Rally installed white wedding seats in a local bowling alley. It is a moment of pure joy when the National Rally announces a historic breakthrough in the National Assembly for far-right parties, between 75 to 100 seats. sound.
We are thrilled, delighted and delighted. It's an unbelievable score. We didn't even consider it. It's a true victory. "We now hope to oppose Emmanuel Macron in any way possible, and we will do everything to stop his government decisions," warns David Unilowski (a 51-year old social mediator).
Patricia, a 61 year-old caregiver, is proud that the French trust her. We will ensure that this trust [...] is maintained. The RN will protect purchasing power and defend security. She stated that we must fight to defend the French. Joelle Meyfroidt is a municipal employee in the city under the RN Steve Briois. She said, "We will also have the ability to give our opinions, that everyone doesn't now on the same side. We now expect deputies help improve the daily life of every Frenchman."
